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Halogen adjustable white table lamp with black details from Italy, 1970s

US$588.04 Halogen white table lamp with black details from Italy, 1970s. The stem of the lamp is adjustable, the maximum height of the lamp is 90 cm / 36 inch and the lampshade can be adjusted as well. The diameter of the base is 17 cm / 7 inch. The lamp does not have any identification mark and cannot be found in our sources.We assume that the lamp was produced in Italy. The lamp is reminiscent of the Slalom table lamp by Vico Magistretti for O-Luce because of the movable round lampshade, the Tokio table lamp by Shigeaki Asahara for Stillovo by the slim construction ending with a lampshade and the Daphine table lamp by Tommaso Cimini for Lumina because of the way the transformer that is incorporated in the base. The unique combination of these elements makes this lamp an interesting lighting object.This item is offered by Palainco - Seriously Light Minded. World wide shipping quotes can be requested on the website [www.palainco.com](http://www.palainco.com).

Adjustable T395 table lamp by Robert Sonneman for Luci Cinisello, 1970s

US$508.88 Adjustable T395 table lamp designed by Robert Sonneman for Italian manufacturer Luci Cinisello.The lamp resembles the gear lever of a classic car. It can be moved from right to left and also forward by means of an articulated joint at the base. The shade can also be adjusted.This desk lamp is made of a chromed metal shade and stem...

Bul-Bo floor lamp by Roberto Gabetti & Aimaro Isola for Linea GB Milano, 1969

Price On Request Bul-Bo floor lamp manufactured by Linea GB Milano for Ar.Bo. and designed by Roberto Gabetti & Aimaro Isola with Guido Drocco and Luciano Re in 1969.As described by Fulvio and Napoleone Ferrari in their book 'Luce: Lampade 1968-1973: il nuovo design italiano: "Floor lamp with variable positioning, radiating direct light. Bulb base covered with black leather, acting...

Halogen table lamp by designer Bruno Gecchelin for iGuzzini, 1970s

US$938.60 Highly original halogen table lamp by designer Bruno Gecchelin for iGuzzini, most probably designed in the 1970s.The lamp resembles the _Wing_lamps that Gecchelin designed for O-Luce in the 1970s and which have been described in the 'Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000' by Giuliana Gramigna on Page 197 (1971). We have a Wing wall lamp in our collection. Through the...

Glass applique attributed to Oscar Torlasco for Stilkronen, 1960s

US$339.25 A glass applique attributed to designer Oscar Torlasco and Italian lighting manufacturer Stilkronen.The lamp is made of chromed steel in combination with an optical glass lense.The condition of the lamp is good with some traces of age, mainly on the holder and the back side and so barely visible (see pictures).This item is offered by Palainco - Seriously Light...

Tomo floor lamp by Toshiyuki Kita for Luci, 1980s

Price On Request Floor lamp _Tomo_by Japanese designer Toshiyuki Kita for Luci, 1985.As indicated in 1985 in an advertisement by Luci (translated from Italian): "Floor lamp adjustable in height and adjustable in all directions. Halogen bulb of maximum 500 W with dimmer." The minimum height of the lamp is 138 cm / 55 inch and the maximum height 157 cm...

Blue Murano glass table lamp LT 226 by Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega, 1960s

Price On Request Blue Murano glass table lamp _LT 226_ designed by Carlo Nason and manufactured in the 1960s by Italian glassmaker A.V. Mazzega.The blue base of the lamp can, like described in A.V. Mazzega - Catalogue No. 9, also be used as a "flower-holder".The condition of the piece is excellent. It holds three E14 light bulbs.This item is offered...

Pair of Duna floor lamps by Mario Barbaglia & Marco Colombo for PAF Studio, 1980

US$1,673.64 A pair of halogen floor lamps _Duna_designed by Mario Barbaglia and Marco Colombo for PAF Studio.Noticeable details of this early edition: sliding dimmer on the side of the shade (instead of on the electrical cord), the subtle curves in the shade and the cast iron base and the flexibility of the lamp. The height of both lamps can vary...

Porcino table or floor lamp by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, 1960s

Price On Request _Porcino_table or floor lamp designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, 1966. A timeless classic piece.Table lamp with cylindrical, beautifully patinated, brass base, which supports a sphere-like diffuser. The shade, which is made of frosted and clear hand-blown glass, contains three light sources. The interior metal framework conceals an extra uplighter. The original switch offers three options:...

White hand-blown Fungo table lamp (mini) by Massimo Vignelli for Venini, 1950s

Price On Request A hand-blown white coloured glass Fungo table lamp designed by Massimo Vignelli at the start of his impressive career in design and executed by Murano glass specialist Venini. This is the smallest version, we have as well a medium high version and a large version in our collection.If you like to read more about the cooperation between...

Amber hand-blown Fungo table lamp (large) by Massimo Vignelli for Venini, 1950s

Price On Request A hand-blown amber coloured glass Fungo table lamp designed by Massimo Vignelli at the start of his impressive career in design and executed by Murano glass specialist Venini. These lamps were made in various sizes: This is the largest version, we have as well a medium high version in our collection (for the difference between both lamps...

Lighting sculpture 'Arco-nero' designed by Axel Meise for AML Licht + Design, 19

US$773.65 Eye-catching lighting sculpture with the name 'Arco-Nero' designed by Axel Meise for AML Licht + Design GmbH, Munich. This is the second edition of The Arco-Nero lamp, made in the 1980s.The lamp is fully adjustable; the height of the lightbulb can be changed and the bow -or Arco- can be made looser or tighter. The playful element is further...

Adjustable wall or table lamp by Gepo, 1970s

US$398.20 Adjustable lamp by Gepo, from most probably the 1970s. As visible on the photos the lamp can be used as a wall lamp and as a table lamp.Gepo was a family business founded in 1965 by four brothers. The name Gepo is a contraction of the first two letters of the word Gebroeders (brothers) and Posthuma (which is their...

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